Of the total amount, BofA will get $81.8 million and Chase will be gifted with $89.1 million. And because of the improved marks on this latest report card, both banks will continue to receive incentives so long as they don’t backslide.

Here is how things stand with the banks’ most recent results:

Bank of America was found to have remedied substantially all specific areas needing improvement that were identified in the prior assessments and continued to demonstrate improved processes generally. JPMorgan Chase demonstrated marked progress in remedying a number of outstanding issues from previous quarters. This includes improving the speed at which they process eligible homeowners for permanent HAMP modifications and strengthening their internal quality assurance processes around the program.

Chase’s situation had been so bad after the last report card that the Treasury recently threatened the bank with a permanent ban on incentives.